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2012 was a record year for Chinese investment in the United States, reflecting both the growing determination of Chinese firms to expand overseas and the attractiveness of U.S. markets and assets to these investors.
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At the beginning of 2012, many observers predicted a dismal year for Chinese investment in the United States, pointing to the economic volatility and major political events in both countries. However the opposite has proven true: in the first three…
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This new report analyzes Chinese investment in California in depth to help inform the policy debate on how to maximize the state's benefits from this new trend.
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RHG analyzes the employment impacts of almost 600 Chinese direct investment transactions in the United States between 2000 and 2012.
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After a temporary slowdown in H2 2011, Chinese direct investment in the United States has once again picked up.
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Europe is experiencing the start of a structural surge in outbound direct investment in advanced economies by Chinese firms.
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The People’s Bank of China just released China’s 2011 Balance of Payments (BOP) and International Investment Position (IIP) data. This note summarizes the most important changes in China’s global balance sheet in 2011 and comments on…
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Chinese direct investment in the United States dipped to $69 million in Q4 2011, dragging down the full year figure to $4.5 billion. This is a slight drop from last year’s $5.2 billion and significantly lower than figures…
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Daniel Rosen's close analysis of the World Bank's just-released China 2030 report.
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In Q3 2011, Chinese investors expanded their foothold in the United States, spending $1.03 billion for 9 greenfield projects and 9 acquisitions.
